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Jan. 7
MoDOT halts U.S. 60 road diet plan west of Black River
After hearing public opinion, the Missouri Department of Transportation has halved the scope of a proposed road diet.
Joe McGraw
News
Jan. 7
New Ripley County sheriff takes office
New Ripley County Sheriff Rad Talburt began his duties on Jan. 1. After decades in law enforcement and a temporary retirement, he said he's motivated to improve Ripley County's safety and restore residents' trust in the RCSD.
History
Jan. 7
Semo becomes a destination in 1925
Poplar Bluff hailed new tourism opportunities in 1925, as the state park system grew alongside its road network and put Southeast Missouri on the map for vacationers. The region also celebrated new life in 1950 and begrudgingly saved an old bridge in 1975.
Samantha Tucker
News
Jan. 6
Bread Shed opens when cold nights loom
As Arctic temperatures hit Southeast Missouri, the Bread Shed in Poplar Bluff offers an overnight warming center for those in need. Partnering with local organizations, the center opens when temperatures drop to 20°F or lower.
Jonathon Dawe
sports
Jan. 6
Lady Raiders defeat another ranked foe on road
MT. CARMEL, Ill. — The Three Rivers College women's basketball team started the new year the same way it ended the old — by going on the road and beating a national power.
Mike Buhler
News
Jan. 6
PBFD extinguishes accidental fire at South Poplar Bluff McDonald’s
A fire at a South Poplar Bluff McDonald's was quickly extinguished by local firefighters after smoke was reported early Monday. The accidental fire was traced to dust in ductwork, causing minor damage.
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News
Jan. 6
Poplar Bluff roads mostly clear but dangerously cold temperatures persist, warming centers available...
Poplar Bluff roads are mostly clear, but residents should prepare for dangerously cold temperatures and potential black ice. Warming centers are available, and sporadic power outages have been reported.
Donna Farley
News
Jan. 3
Drainage District 7 workshopping tax options
Drainage District 7 board members are meeting with legal counsel after a reassessment created a steep tax hike.
Joe McGraw
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